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The document is a registration form for candidates wishing to become temporary court interpreters for the Judicial Branch of the State of Connecticut. It outlines the information required for registration, including personal details, language proficiency, interpreting experience, and educational background. Candidates must submit the completed form along with a resume and a letter of intent expressing their interest. The document also provides contact information for submission and mentions compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the unit jud ct get in the editor.
Begin by entering your personal information. Fill in your name, address, city, state, and ZIP code clearly.
Provide your email address and telephone numbers (home, cell, and other) in the designated fields.
Indicate the languages you are fluent in besides English and detail your years of interpreting experience.
Select your highest level of education attained from the options provided and list any interpreter qualifications or certifications you hold.
If applicable, indicate whether you have taken or plan to take the written exam in another state. Provide details such as date, location/state, and exam version if known.
Choose your preferred dates for the written exam from the options available.
Once completed, save your form and submit it via email or mail as instructed at the top of the form.

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